Adam Mickiewicz University
Department of Philosophy

Bartek Chomanski, If robots are people, can they be made for profit? Commercial implications of robot personhood

Bartek Chomanski, The Missing Ingredient in the Case for Regulating Big Tech

Bartek Chomanski, Anti-natalism and the creation of artificial minds

Bartek Chomanski, Sims and Vulnerability: On the Ethics of Creating Emulated Minds

Bartek Chomanski, Mental Integrity in the Attention Economy: in Search of the Right to Attention

Bartek Chomanski and Lode Lauwaert, Online consent: how much do we need to know?

Bartek Chomanski and Lode Lauwaert, Digital privacy and the law: the challenge of regulatory capture

Bartek Chomanski, Why the marketplace of ideas needs more markets

Bartek Chomanski and Lode Lauwaert, Automated Propaganda: Labeling AI‐Generated Political Content Should Not be Required by Law

Bartek Chomanski, The challenge of regulating digital privacy

Bartek Chomanski and Stanislaw Wojtowicz, In Defense of Microtargeting: A Comment on Giles Howdle

Bartek Chomanski, Speculative risks of effectively combating misinformation: echo chambers and self-censorship

Bartek Chomanski, What’s Wrong with Large-Scale Political Persuasion?

Bartosz Kaluziński, Which Terms are Subject to Division of Linguistic Labour?

Joanna Karolina Malinowska and Davide Serpico, Epistemological Pitfalls in the Proxy Theory of Race: The Case of Genomics-Based Medicine

Krzysztof Brzechczyn, The politics of memory of Putin’s Russia

Aleksander Domosławski, Leibniz on modality and counterparts

Krzysztof Brzechczyn and Ewa Domańska, Expanding the Boundaries of the Analytical Philosophy of History

Piotr Kowalewski Jahromi and Krzysztof Brzechczyn, Putin’s Image of the Past: an Attempt at Methodological Analysis

Krzysztof Brzechczyn, Franciszek Dąbrowski, Antoni Dudek, Filip Gańczak, Michał Przeperski, and Bogusław Wójcik, “Transformation as a political myth is doing very well:” The transformation of the Soviet bloc: models, process, results (editorial debate). (2nd ed.)

Krzysztof Brzechczyn, The Poznań School of Methodology: Institutional History - Research Program - Main Achievements

Torben Swoboda, Risto Uuk, Lode Lauwaert, Andrew Rebera, Ann-Katrien Oimann, Bartek Chomanski, and Carina Prunkl, Examining popular arguments against AI existential risk: a philosophical analysis

Bartek Chomanski, Should Big Tech be regulated? Arguments from social harms and a commonsense rebuttal

Bartek Chomanski, Behavioral Symmetry and Digital Speech

Bartosz Kaluziński, Meaning, Communal Use and Deference to Experts

Joanna Karolina Malinowska, Valentina Petrolini, and Davide Serpico, Why Does the Theory-of-Mind Paradigm of Autism Persist?

Aleksander Domosławski, Shifty morals

Aleksander Domosławski, Externalizing inferentialism

Bartek Chomanski, Regulating Misinformation: Political Irrationality as a Feasibility Constraint

Tomasz Żuradzki and Joanna Karolina Malinowska, Ethno-racial categorisations for biomedical studies: the fair selection of research participants and population stratification